really hope you guys enjoy this one, I had a great time making it! Give the video a like if you want me to continue the game, pretty intrigued to play it and see what videogames think I do for a living!
Ofc we wuna see more of you playin your job but in games! This is exactly what ppl signed up for wen they came to a channel titled Real Civil Engineer; we've been waitin ages for you to literally play the game that is prty much just your channel name
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming as much as this is your favourite and and really like it, I must admit that you have a great gift of telling a story through any game your playing. Always entertaining. Keep up the great work.
@Prodrozer 11 At least Siltanen is a Finnish name, and that locomotive looks like one type we have in Finland (Dv12). And we do have saunas in multiple office buildings.
The elevator is also branded "Romu" (junk, nod to the elevator manufacturer Kone), and the car plates have a parody Finnish flag on them. Then there's Osmo olut, and from another comment the train is apparently one VR would use.
There is one easter egg that is a jump scare but chances are he won't find it. And later on the game will have a creepy atmosphere because everything is abandoned and all and it sells the idea that you don't actually know what happened.
I was a structural bridge inspector for two summers, got to inspect the Verrezano Narrows, Queensboro and Throgs Neck Bridges in NYC. I will confirm the when big trucks go over they shake a lot. Cheers RCE!
Sir as a designer I won't take this defamation. The glowsticks are always the major brainfart of management demanding "We're a company of the future! We need STYLE!!" Style always either means dropped uncooked spaghetti pattern in 2:07, or Tron-esque backlit lasercut, or swirling vines frosted stickers. Tell me you can't see them now.
As a mechanical engineer, I want more of this. Great work as always That flowchart at 7:02 is highly accurate. Same goes for the duct tape and WD-40 for moving vs not moving The bridge and building inspection part is what my dad does sometimes. So many people don’t know how bad some bridges are or that they even go over them sometimes
I'm surprised that when you mentioned the surface level rust on the train bridge that outdoors structural steel like that is a specialized alloy that is specifically designed to create a surface rust layer that is self-sealing, making oxidization deeper into the structure basically impossible. I think its A10 steel? At least that's what I think its called here in the US.
I actually made a goofy face at a coworker who was in a conference room but the senior guy who was running the meeting turned around at just the wrong time and he also saw me.
8:00 Never get out of a stuck elevator if it's more than a couple of inches from the outside floor. *The safest place is inside the cab!* Even safer designs may suddenly start moving again in either direction. Use the emergency phone or your phone to call for help and wait. Most people can survive a few days without food and water, but few survive being crushed and cut in half!
My fan literally catched fire when I was in the zone some years ago, I was happily going with the fire behind me spreading, glad I had a coworker coming to ask something, he went nuts, I was like, calm down, its fire
@@misterjonas6991 I don't think so, we do have sauna meetings but I think they are mostly in peoples own houses or at buildings that are meant for saunas only
After 2 years, this is still my favourite rce series. This game is really cool and the jokes are amazing. And for people watching this for the first time, it is worth watching the whole playlist!!
This is SUPER neat. I really want to see more of this. I love simulator games like this being played by people who have actual knowledge about what is going on.
@Electro_blob 2 the game is not only about that. It has a very long story with a VERY VERY DEEP LORE. Its like the fucking fnaf lore, as you go on with the game you lesn more about the corruptionhappening and all if te fucked up stuff happening. The game also contains a lot of easter eggs one being a fucking horror section. So this isn't structural inspector simulator. The game even has 3 endings, 4 with a secret one, and it all depends on how you play te game. Just take photos and dont really give a fuck, or take photos and atleast try and fix stuff. I will give one spoiler tho. If you do something at the Dam, it will influence something much further in the game. You can acces a secret abandoned military bunker, where the things that you knowed about the story just takes a giant turn.
This game is fucking amazing. The audience is people who enjoy exploration and/or urbex, and you'll find it's loved by almost everyone who plays it (except people who quit because they couldn't figure out the puzzles). It's in my top 5 favorite games of all time, and I'm in the legal field.
Ah man. I've been looking forward to this video ever since I found your channel! INFA is such an amazing game. It's so thick with atmosphere, and it's genuinely so engaging to try and solve the puzzles.
So this game is distilled puzzles form hl2, and instead of fighting combine, you fight everything breaking down... Awesome!! Also your commentary is great, you can get drivers playing racing games, of pilots reacting to DCS dogfighting, but this? This is like those channels of people just doing their job in the field... unique and interesting.
2 things about those those tracks 1. those tracks have to be narrow gauge due to how narrow they are 2. those rails are so thin they could not support any frequently used freight shipments. Even abandoned tracks are not that thin
It's normal for air conditioners to collect condensation when it's humid outside - the outside section of an AC leaking on a humid day is pretty common due to the way they operate. If it's leaking INSIDE, you have problems.
This is great! The steel under the bridge that's surface rusty is probably weathering steel, designed so that the surface rusts, but the middle (or core) of the steel does NOT rust. This is a fun experience! if there are more levels... i'd love to see them!
This really captures the spirit of being a total narc while doing inspections. It always makes me feel like a jerk when I have to get people in trouble, but it's all in the name of safety!
Oi im an engineer too. Former electrical/nuclear and now software. I’m lovin this series I mean I know I’m a month or two late but I can’t wait to binge the series.
Mark's office is in an office complex probably owned by a real estate firm called Alcista. Among the occupants are firms like "Jukka's Vision Architects" and "Black & Mail Legal". Good company.
19:30 That chain saw... "ramla" means "fall" (as in "to fall down") in Swedish. Because it makes the trees fall, I guess. And the company behind the game is Finnish... and Swedish is one of Finland's official languages. And thus it kind of makes some kind of sense.
really hope you guys enjoy this one, I had a great time making it! Give the video a like if you want me to continue the game, pretty intrigued to play it and see what videogames think I do for a living!
Dunno like £16? Why?
Is this like an exploring game? Or is there some kind of goal.
I love infra it is a great game and is like portal 2 puzzle wise I would love it if this became a series on your channel.
Awesome video, really enjoyed this one
Ofc we wuna see more of you playin your job but in games! This is exactly what ppl signed up for wen they came to a channel titled Real Civil Engineer; we've been waitin ages for you to literally play the game that is prty much just your channel name
As a fellow engineer, I thought your ad-libbing was spot on. Couldn't stop laughing at all the office interactions. Cheers RCE
Thanks mate, this is actually my favourite video I've made so really happy to read comments like this one ☺
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming as much as this is your favourite and and really like it, I must admit that you have a great gift of telling a story through any game your playing. Always entertaining. Keep up the great work.
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming That was very apparent as I could hear how much you were enjoying yourself
agreed
Same. The awkward ad libing of asking Doris out was amazing 👏
As a Finnish civil engineer, as soon as I saw the sauna with cases of beer, I knew that had to be a Finnish office.
Wait actually or?
@Prodrozer 11 At least Siltanen is a Finnish name, and that locomotive looks like one type we have in Finland (Dv12). And we do have saunas in multiple office buildings.
@@ossii3057 and 8:49 its Jukka
The office where he started from is in Turku.
The elevator is also branded "Romu" (junk, nod to the elevator manufacturer Kone), and the car plates have a parody Finnish flag on them. Then there's Osmo olut, and from another comment the train is apparently one VR would use.
Not enough arguing with the accounting department.
0/10 unplayable
I avoid them irl too so... 😅
Does anyone else feel like at absolutely any moment this game could suddenly become a horror game? Is it a horror game?
There was a poster for banning beer. It's indeed a horror game.
There is one jump scare, but you have to work to find it. If you work in heavy industry though, the game is terrifying for lots of other reasons.
There is one easter egg that is a jump scare but chances are he won't find it. And later on the game will have a creepy atmosphere because everything is abandoned and all and it sells the idea that you don't actually know what happened.
@@DomenBremecXCVI You know what. You have a point.
I thought it was marketed as an engineering game that would later become a horror game, like the movie Alien.
"This is literally a game of my day job"
Manages to die within 10 minutes.
I mean 1 minute earlier he was standing in front of an architects office so it's totally understandable
LMAO
@Samuel Skala Not to mention that he caused a car accident with said poo.
i would be testing my mortality too if i didn't have a reflection
Broke his legs at the office, chucked some aged feces into traffic, drowned in the river, and stopped a freight train. Productive morning.
I was a structural bridge inspector for two summers, got to inspect the Verrezano Narrows, Queensboro and Throgs Neck Bridges in NYC. I will confirm the when big trucks go over they shake a lot. Cheers RCE!
I've been over the Verrazano bridge many times, thanks for keeping it safe!
As a student in mechanical engineering, I actually really enjoyed this 😂😂 please continue the series!
You got all this to come Jacob!
In my experience lighting that bad 2:07 requires an architect working in conjunction with an interior designer 😂
Ah yes, the architects that didn't pass their exams 🤣
Sir as a designer I won't take this defamation. The glowsticks are always the major brainfart of management demanding "We're a company of the future! We need STYLE!!" Style always either means dropped uncooked spaghetti pattern in 2:07, or Tron-esque backlit lasercut, or swirling vines frosted stickers. Tell me you can't see them now.
If an architect were involved here, the entire set of tubes would be fastened to the ceiling with just two cables.
As a mechanical engineer, I want more of this. Great work as always
That flowchart at 7:02 is highly accurate. Same goes for the duct tape and WD-40 for moving vs not moving
The bridge and building inspection part is what my dad does sometimes. So many people don’t know how bad some bridges are or that they even go over them sometimes
*throws turd and causes multi car crash*
"anyway, back to the job at hand"
Civil engineer helping automotive engineers pay for food
"It matches the frosting on the glass..." had me dying.
RCE: Literally causes a traffic accident.
"That didn't sound good... ANYWAY, back to the job at hand."
Welp, that seems realistic...
It was just banter
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming More like something my old friends would'a done if given the chance ;)
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming I died laughing at this part!
That was edited in. This is all fake, anti-architect propaganda. Wake up!
@@jdyerjdyer rip
Your humor is absolute gold. Thank you for existing.
1:53 We all kno this is legit what RCE does durin his day job
for a minute i thought this video was going to actually be recording of you doing work irl instead of a game
This is far more entertaining, truss me...
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming bro i see what ya did there🤣🤣
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming that's the best pun i've seen in a long time
I'm surprised that when you mentioned the surface level rust on the train bridge that outdoors structural steel like that is a specialized alloy that is specifically designed to create a surface rust layer that is self-sealing, making oxidization deeper into the structure basically impossible. I think its A10 steel? At least that's what I think its called here in the US.
as someone that is in the final year of engineering school. this video was amazing. would definitely watch more of this
A RUclips named whybeare did a indepth play through of infra, would recommend watching it if you are interested or if he doesn’t continue this series
Ah yes. What every professional engineer does at his job. 1:53
Literally came here to say this, but I said it worse heh
I actually made a goofy face at a coworker who was in a conference room but the senior guy who was running the meeting turned around at just the wrong time and he also saw me.
14:25 also
His treu form
@@pixelthecat7752 I sure hope not
8:00 Never get out of a stuck elevator if it's more than a couple of inches from the outside floor. *The safest place is inside the cab!*
Even safer designs may suddenly start moving again in either direction. Use the emergency phone or your phone to call for help and wait. Most people can survive a few days without food and water, but few survive being crushed and cut in half!
The engineering zone joke is so real. When I'm in the zone the world can literally came to an end that I won't even notice
My fan literally catched fire when I was in the zone some years ago, I was happily going with the fire behind me spreading, glad I had a coworker coming to ask something, he went nuts, I was like, calm down, its fire
As a Finnish person I felt so happy since Mark's last name is Siltanen and then I realised that this game was made in Finland. Oops
I think the sauna kinda gave that one away, no?
@@louieberg2942 Oh wow, I did't even think about that at the moment 😂
Aa ei ihme että se juna näytti VR junalta
@@SaanaRandom Waaait, is that a standard part of an office building in Finland?
@@misterjonas6991 I don't think so, we do have sauna meetings but I think they are mostly in peoples own houses or at buildings that are meant for saunas only
This game has way more attention to detail and interesting little details than I would have ever expected from a game of this description
I feel like your videos are getting funnier every time, which I didn't think was possible. Definitely enjoyed this one!
Thanks pal!
*Fully zooms in on bird getting completely smoked*
"Did anyone see that?" 😂😂
tbf, the zoomin in is done durin editin so it may not have been as clear without that
@@SylviaRustyFae Very true lol Idk I just thought it was funny in that very moment
Hey! Free lunch!🤣
Faster than RCE making a polybridge
I thought you were fast but I guess not...
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming well u build a bridge in ur head in lit 2 mins and that was my time CHECKMATE
Pretty fast then
I'm watching a man... Playing a computer game... Assessing the structural integrity of a bridge..... Thanks RUclips algorithm
After 2 years, this is still my favourite rce series. This game is really cool and the jokes are amazing. And for people watching this for the first time, it is worth watching the whole playlist!!
Would be nice with a revist for sure!
This video is so well made. Love your stuff my guy.
Thanks pal
This is SUPER neat. I really want to see more of this. I love simulator games like this being played by people who have actual knowledge about what is going on.
RCE talking to the npcs and the train made my damn day😂
Loved how you really got in character hahaha a full series of this and it'll look like a first person tv show
I have no idea who this game is aimed at, but you may be the only person who could make an entertaining (and surprisingly informative) video on it!
@Electro_blob 2 the game is not only about that. It has a very long story with a VERY VERY DEEP LORE. Its like the fucking fnaf lore, as you go on with the game you lesn more about the corruptionhappening and all if te fucked up stuff happening. The game also contains a lot of easter eggs one being a fucking horror section. So this isn't structural inspector simulator. The game even has 3 endings, 4 with a secret one, and it all depends on how you play te game. Just take photos and dont really give a fuck, or take photos and atleast try and fix stuff. I will give one spoiler tho. If you do something at the Dam, it will influence something much further in the game. You can acces a secret abandoned military bunker, where the things that you knowed about the story just takes a giant turn.
@@andreiolanescu4682 this game is deeper than fanf
This game is fucking amazing. The audience is people who enjoy exploration and/or urbex, and you'll find it's loved by almost everyone who plays it (except people who quit because they couldn't figure out the puzzles).
It's in my top 5 favorite games of all time, and I'm in the legal field.
My heart jumped with the train coming and the elevator coming down. Didn’t know it was a horror story XD , it’s a great game.
10:49 I love how the weird Toyota logo is just the Airbnb logo.
This type of video explains how you got so many subscribers in so little time. You are a comedy master engineer.
You have to play the whole game. This one is criminally underrated.
The building feels mirror's edge-y.
Ah man. I've been looking forward to this video ever since I found your channel!
INFA is such an amazing game. It's so thick with atmosphere, and it's genuinely so engaging to try and solve the puzzles.
I'm loving it, can't believe I never knew it existed!
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming it's genuinely made me notice cracks and weaknesses in real buildings. Made me a real civil engineer 🙃
Looks like I’m back watching this series again
I'd love to see a full play through of this!
This was very fun to watch and I actually learned a thing or two. Wish you would make another gameplay of this in the future :)
Already working on episode 2!
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming ❤️
So this game is distilled puzzles form hl2, and instead of fighting combine, you fight everything breaking down... Awesome!!
Also your commentary is great, you can get drivers playing racing games, of pilots reacting to DCS dogfighting, but this? This is like those channels of people just doing their job in the field... unique and interesting.
I'll be honest, this is the best video you've made to date.
Can't wait to see what will top it!
Oof thanks... this was nearly going to be my 200k special, but then I did something else...
Tomorrow...
8:25 damn Architects
"No Jim, these stairs are not viable. Yes, I know it looks cool. But the math, it doesn't work."
12:00
i can physically feel that concrete on the top of my head
2 things about those those tracks
1. those tracks have to be narrow gauge due to how narrow they are
2. those rails are so thin they could not support any frequently used freight shipments. Even abandoned tracks are not that thin
This brings back the good old days, i bought this game like 4 years ago.
It's normal for air conditioners to collect condensation when it's humid outside - the outside section of an AC leaking on a humid day is pretty common due to the way they operate. If it's leaking INSIDE, you have problems.
As a fellow engineer, great job. This was a fun one, very relatable, almost scary...
Wow, this brings me back to when YBR did all of infra a few years ago
My god, I'm only a few minutes in and already cracking up. Love your style and humour.
Time to try an rewatch infra
A chainsaw without a chain is just a saw.
Don't have to be an engineer to know that. 🧠👨🔬🔬🧬🧫🧪🧲
As a long time fan of Infra I'm so happy to stumble upon this video and I have enjoyed your take on it immensely. Please continue the playthrough.
I thought it was actual irl footage. You should do that one day ;)
1:51-1:59 was actually just 9 seconds of actual irl footage spliced in to see if anyone wud catch it
I was just imagining this like him showing a new apprentice around, letting them know what they do in a day job. Then this happens 20:00. I'm dying XD
5:39 oh, I have no shadow... I don’t exist (while looking into a mirror)
Everyone knows the best Finnish engineers are all vampires.
This is so much fun! I love the delivery of you actually roleplaying the character lol
Absolutely amazing video. Laughed my ass off when you were in the office fricking about. Great game aswell. Cheers
Thanks Robert!
Man please play more of this I really enjoy listening to your commentary on this one getting to hear the way you think
Those NPC interactions were just gold!
I love listens to different fields like engineering, architecture, and designers casually throwing shade at each other.
Last time I was this early RCE was still 31.
This is great! The steel under the bridge that's surface rusty is probably weathering steel, designed so that the surface rusts, but the middle (or core) of the steel does NOT rust. This is a fun experience! if there are more levels... i'd love to see them!
This really captures the spirit of being a total narc while doing inspections. It always makes me feel like a jerk when I have to get people in trouble, but it's all in the name of safety!
This is true comedy, just sat and laughed all the way through the office tour. Keep it up man
I am 100% convinced that this isn't a game, this is a documentary of RCE's daily life.
Rewatching this series today, one of my favorites!
The tree on the tracks would not have affected the train, it may have opened up a new area if you let it pass
actually the train just hits through it and stops a few seconds after it goes through the tree, blocking the track and making it inaccessible
The company which manufactured the elevators in the game is called romu which in finnish means junk or scrap.
MArk: Stares at mirror.
MArk: "I have no shadow..."
Well Mark is a VAN-pire......
5:38
My favourite part of engineering inspections is looting the sites when no ones there
Loiste Interactive is finnish, so possibly swedish speaking or influenced, where an alcoholic => en alkoholist. 🤓
Alcoholic is "alkoholisti" in Finnish.
2:33 The Strongest Beer logo is close to the strongest shape.
Yeah you should continue playing, i laughed my ass off watching this one.
A work simulator sounds dull but you made it hilarious, so good job!
This actually felt so real, thanks for th fun experience!!!
Is this what it's like being an engineer
100%
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming 😂
I love that, as someone who's not an engineer, when I played this I didn't even notice the bridge shaking.
if anyone wants to start animating your stuff, i would like them to start with this one
I really love how into the world you get cant wait to see more. And don't worry you'll get her attention eventually.
I’m tripping... my parents names are Mark and Doris..
Did they meet at work...?
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming As far as I know, no... but you never really know, do you?
5:10 Don't you love when the emergency exit has a locked door…
Just remember, if you think your life is bad, at least you’re not an architect
5:39 "i have no shadow"... this quote reminds me of another game :)
WOW. The way you interplayed with this game. This could NOT have been better executed/planned.
Oi im an engineer too. Former electrical/nuclear and now software. I’m lovin this series I mean I know I’m a month or two late but I can’t wait to binge the series.
i like to think that this is a go pro recording that was strapped on RCE in a regular job day
As do I 😅
Gotta say, the most useful thing you said this video that I’ve learned from my internship is that the more fancy it looks, the more it probably leaks!
I really didn't think you'd be able to die in this game. Impressive that you proved me wrong.
Mark's office is in an office complex probably owned by a real estate firm called Alcista. Among the occupants are firms like "Jukka's Vision Architects" and "Black & Mail Legal". Good company.
20:07 that bush is a knob lol
Dude, you and this game are a golden combination. Probably my favorite video you've done.
I can't say that I am interested in acquiring this game but the commentary is full on entertaining and absolutely hilarious 👍👍👍
Looks in mirror. Doesn't see reflection.
Ahhh I have no shadow, that is terrifying
Please more, i didnt expect to enjoy it so much!
The second you turned the power off, my power flickered
Trippy...
19:30 That chain saw... "ramla" means "fall" (as in "to fall down") in Swedish.
Because it makes the trees fall, I guess.
And the company behind the game is Finnish... and Swedish is one of Finland's official languages.
And thus it kind of makes some kind of sense.
The Stalburg Error Solving Model is maybe the best thing I have ever seen.
I Love your voice Its so relaxing. Please continue with your Job.